Didn't he invent some sort of big knife?661-Pete wrote:If someone had started a thread on Jim Bowen - whom I've never heard of - I wouldn't have posted on it.
The loss of a great mind?
Re: The loss of a great mind?
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Re: The loss of a great mind?
Mick F wrote:Didn't he invent some sort of big knife?661-Pete wrote:If someone had started a thread on Jim Bowen - whom I've never heard of - I wouldn't have posted on it.
Nah, that was Herr Flick
Re: The loss of a great mind?
Super, smashing, great.
One of those strange coincidences that Prof Hawking might explain.....
My late father-in-law was the spitting image of Jim Bowen, much to his chagrin (f-i-l's not Jim's...don't think Jim knew). And then Jim Bowen goes and dies on the anniversary of the day my f-i-l died. Must be something to do with worm holes.
One of those strange coincidences that Prof Hawking might explain.....
My late father-in-law was the spitting image of Jim Bowen, much to his chagrin (f-i-l's not Jim's...don't think Jim knew). And then Jim Bowen goes and dies on the anniversary of the day my f-i-l died. Must be something to do with worm holes.
Re: The loss of a great mind?
Maybe the meaning of life is not 42 but treble 14's.
It used to annoy me when the 'Howard' character on 'The Big Bang Theory' used to imitate Professor Hawking's voice
synthesis ,but then he turned up in a few episodes himself.
RIP
It used to annoy me when the 'Howard' character on 'The Big Bang Theory' used to imitate Professor Hawking's voice
synthesis ,but then he turned up in a few episodes himself.
RIP
Nu-Fogey
Re: The loss of a great mind?
Bonefishblues wrote:Mick F wrote:Didn't he invent some sort of big knife?661-Pete wrote:If someone had started a thread on Jim Bowen - whom I've never heard of - I wouldn't have posted on it.
Nah, that was Herr Flick
And even he was wearing heels when he did
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"All we are not stares back at what we are"
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"All we are not stares back at what we are"
W H Auden
Re: The loss of a great mind?
Si wrote:Super, smashing, great.
One of those strange coincidences that Prof Hawking might explain.....
My late father-in-law was the spitting image of Jim Bowen, much to his chagrin (f-i-l's not Jim's...don't think Jim knew). And then Jim Bowen goes and dies on the anniversary of the day my f-i-l died. Must be something to do with worm holes.
I didn't know Jim Bowie was in Spitting Image.
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"All we are not stares back at what we are"
W H Auden
"All we are not stares back at what we are"
W H Auden